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Articles in Oct, 2002 issue of South Florida CEO

• Donde esta su nail gun? - Multi-Culturalism
  by Tina Wingate
• Paxson sells station - Big Deals: Following the Money
• Residential Acreage - Palm Beach
• The venice of America: Fort Lauderdale's world-wide reputation as the place to bring your boat — for enjoyment and improvements — is threatened only by a lack of dockage for megayachts - Fort Lauderdale City Report: Marine
• Corrections
• Dining guide - Directory
• Radiation sheik - Nuclear War
  by Raquel Kaufman
• Who's who - People: South Florida's Business Personalities
• Mid-Beach Revival: WSG Development - Loan Liquidated
• Build to suit - Professional Services
  by Johanna Marmon
• New urbanism in kendall: Pedro Martin, Terra Adi and the metropolis - Developer Profile
  by J.P. Faber
• Mooove over velda farms - Retail
  by Tina Wingate
• PHP holdings purchased - Big Deals: Following the Money
• Boynton Apartments - Palm Beach
• A river runs through it: Fort Lauderdale set out to revitalize its downtown core with the belief that offices, cultural activities, and the river would one day draw residents. That day is about to arrive - Fort Laudardate City Report: Real Estate
• Power cliques - Names and Faces
• Adventures in television travel: CNN is not based in Miami, but the Magic City was the only way to go with the buffet to launch of the network's new international business travel program - Reporter's Notebook
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• When business meets art - People: South Florida's Business Personalities
• Deal spotlight - Big Deals: Following the Money
• Reverse engineering: Hollywood manufacturing heavyweight Heico is one of the country's top suppliers of aircraft parts. Its secret? Copying engine components. Its biggest partner? Germany's Lufthansa - Manufacturing
  by Scott Singer
• Awards of excellence 2002
• Winners
• Admiralty bancorp purchased - Big Deals: Following the Money
• Robin Reitner - In Play
• That's entertainment: from shopping and fine dining to museums and the performing arts, Fort Lauderdale has become a 24-hour city with lots of ways for locals and visitors to amuse themselves - Fort Lauderdale City Report: Culture
• The great land rush - Editor's Note
• Family destination - People: South Florida's Business Personalities
• Mars Bankruptcy - Big Deals: Following the Money
• Whistle-stop windfall: Florida East Coast Industries makes most of its money from railroad freight operations. But the company is also a major South Florida land baron, and it's selling time at the station - FECI - Real Estate
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Latin club of America the future is networking!
• Web terrorists - Internet
  by Raquel Kaufman
• Homebuilder to privatize - Big Deals: Following the Money
• T-Rex Land - Palm Beach
• Fort Lauderdale: back to the future: in many ways, the current evolution of Fort Lauderdale is a return to its past, when waterways ruled supreme and the elegant downtown was the place to see and be seen - Fort Lauderdale City Report: Overview
• Get the door - Executive Dining: Blue Door
  by Johanna Marmon
• Pit bulls maligned - Legal
  by Raquel Kaufman
• Miami beverage company merges - Big Deals: Following the Money
• Pembroke Pines Professional Center - Broward
• Questions for the Mayor - Fort Lauderdale City Report
• South Florida waterfront still hot and a baseball trade out west - Real Estate Home Sales
• Losers
• Hamilton Bank - Loans Liquidated
• Ken Krauter - In Play
• Where the boys aren't - For Lauderdale City Report: The Visitor Industry
• South Florida by numbers
• Office depot news - Big Deals: Following the Money
• A nutty year: earlier this year, broward-based Roadhouse Grill — known for its signature peel-and-eat-peanut policy — was forced into Chapter 11. Now it has emerged, and CEO Ayman Sabi is already launching new stores in Italy - Hospitality
  by Scott Singer
• Street smarts
  by Johanna Marmon